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Oxytocin, Biophysiology, Evolution, Empathy, and Rights

04/30/2011 Stephan Kinsella

Fascinating Reason.tv interview with neuroscientist Paul Zak, about the evolved, neurobiological, oxytocin supported propensity to social trust and cooperation.

On Nostalgia and a Yearning for Yesterday

04/30/2011 Art Carden

Alex Tabarrok on “The Lost Ede

God Save the Duke and Duchess!

04/29/2011 Dan Sanchez

There is a remarkable outpouring of enthusiasm and affection occurring right now in London’s Trafalgar Square over the wedding of Prince William an

Bubbles and Art

04/29/2011 Douglas French

In his book, Boombustology, Vikram Mansharamani reminds us that when markets get bubbly, mo

Papola’s Second Masterpiece

04/28/2011 Dan Sanchez

This is brilliantly done.

Cantillon, the Invisible Hands, and the Economic Crisis

04/28/2011 Mark Thornton

Bernanke Plays Softball

04/27/2011 Laurence M. Vance

Fed chairman Ben Bernanke fielded softball questions from reporters today.

No State, No Problem

04/23/2011 Justin M. Ptak

It has been a year today since Yves Leterme, Belgium’s car

Rent-Seeking in the Nashville Limo Industry

04/21/2011 Art Carden

This is all about public safety, of course. HT: Bryan Caplan.

Teaching Consensus, Losing Creativity

04/21/2011 Douglas French

A sure way to temporarily flag employee moral is to call an employee meeting.

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